"Material Culture & Wendat Identity." American Society for Ethnohistory. Ottawa, Ontario. 10/16/10.
This paper was presented as part of the organized session entitled "The Huron-Wendat & Their Neighbors in the 17th, 18th, & 19th Centuries."
Alma College students have the ability to design their own area of academic concentration—with the assistance of a faculty advisor—to meet specific educational or career goals. In recent years, students have graduated with Programs of Emphasis majors in such fields as arts management, archaeology and anthropology, environmental policy and community advocacy, Foreign Service and international law, and music technology and digital media.
Katie Meloche
At Ghost Ranch, Muskegon junior Katie Meloche not only defined her passions, she also found her voice.
“I had no clue what I was walking into, and I didn’t know anyone at Ghost Ranch,” she says. “I’m shy, but I found myself speaking out. People listened to me, and I came back to Alma with new friends.”
